Confidentiality
Your matter is between you and one other person.
Most reputation work fails because of who ends up talking about it. Everything we do is designed so that this cannot happen to you.
- No client names, ever
- Mutual NDA on request
- Nothing published without consent
How we protect you
Six mechanisms, always in place.
Not options you select. They apply to every engagement, from the first message to the last.
Single point of contact
One person handles your case from start to finish. Your file is never rotated to another team member.
Mutual NDA on request
Signed before you share any details — including during the review stage. No obligation, no cost.
No case studies, ever
Nothing on this site identifies a specific person or company. Every example is illustrative and labelled.
No third-party disclosure
Platforms, publishers, and search engines are contacted under our name — never yours.
Nothing published without consent
Your matter is never used as a testimonial, a marketing example, or a public result.
Files destroyed on request
When the engagement ends, your file can be permanently destroyed. Written confirmation within seven days.
What we will not do
Six things we refuse to do, no matter the client.
In this industry, what a firm refuses to do tells you more than what it promises.
Name a client
Not in marketing. Not in case studies. Not even after the engagement has ended.
Use a matter as marketing
Your case is never a testimonial, a pitch example, or a public "recent success."
Discuss your matter outside the engagement
Not with other clients, prospective clients, or anyone in our personal lives.
Contact third parties without written consent
Journalists, platforms, publishers — approached only when you have authorised it.
Publish outcomes tied to a specific matter
No success stories. No aggregate figures narrow enough to identify you.
Take on work where discretion is impossible
If protecting your identity would not be possible, we decline the matter.
Begin
If this is the level of discretion you need, we should talk.
A short, confidential conversation is all it takes to know whether we can help.